Yes... go ahead and argue it is a reassignment, but at the base level you acted as a middleman for the transaction.

One was 6 years old, and his mom's friend would come over to visit, and bring her 13-year old daughter (yes, a girl!)

I am Sharon, born and raised in Tel Aviv, spend my time in Milan and TA, I fly to the states about every 6 months, crazy about real estate since I was very young, I also coach and mentor people for passion in their lives, I love traveling, dogs (I have a JRT) and in my free time i go to concerts or just drive in my car (another hobby i have) listening to IL Volo, Elvis, Laura Pausini, Fabri Fibra and at least one yearly visit to La Scala. and yes, I can love them all equally as weird as it may sound. 

Hello Derrick,Send me a message with your criteria I am a wholesaler and have made several visits to the Pottstown area perhaps we could help each other out

When I found a local lender that was willing to work with me I made sure I scheduled time for a face to face visit to explain my business model and further cultivate our relationship.

However, the fact that you're thinking about this really puts you ahead of the game and if you're thinking this way you probably have a good head on your shoulders and will be able to navigate through life pretty well.

But when a contractor shows up to do a roof estimate or something he knows is high up, yet has no ladder, it makes me wonder about his ability to plan ahead and attention to details.

You may have to call or visit the office more than once to get it. 

This might be a non issue but I'm trying to plan ahead.

Do I just pass and wait until I have funding lined up or do I go ahead and get the deal under contract and be really aggressive about finding partners then?